New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-20
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
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except Sunday.
G. W. H. HEIDEMAN, Agent.
Traveller, Fairfax.-Your biogra-
phies will appear next week.
c. Hornburg received four car loads
Of harvesters last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Setter, of Tracy,
are here on visit to their parents.
Mrs. E. G. PAIL returned from Iowa
last week.
Miss Jenny, daughter of Judge Mills,
is the guest of Mrs. M. Mullen.
Jos. Haag and several other carpen-
tiers of this city are working on the new
mill in Nicollet.
DIR. C. w. McF adden attended the
meeting Of the State Dental Association
held at Minneapolis last week.
Albert Madlener, who has been en-
ioying his vacation here, returned to
MS home, Chicago, Monday evening.
James Fullerton Of Fairfax and P.
4 Thormedson of Nladelia were callers
at the Review Office last week.
Mesdames W. A. Bingham and c. H.
Ross attended the Maplewood Park
meeting last week.
Mrs. Minna Oversto]z and her daugh-
tiers Lulu and Lima, of St. Louis, are
here visiting with Judge Brandt's
folks.
Mr.. John Lind represents the Board
of Trade at the great waterways con-
vention which meets 1T Sault Ste. Marie
to-day.
Jacob Klossner will soon commence
building the cellar and foundation for
/ his new brick block, which will be COM
pleted early next spring.
Henry Kiesling of Sleepy Eye is tax.
ing two weeks vacation with his par.
ents. Henry will take charge of the
Winthrop mill as soon as completed
H. A. Rehfeld and AL bert Bobleter
St. Paul, Adolph Schell. Tracy aud w.
W. Smith, Sleepy Eye, called at the
Review Office during the week.
The Turnverein will hold picnic at
their park next Sunday. August 14th
the scholars of the society will picnic at
the park.
The best fruit jar we have ever seen
in the Globe, for sale by F. H. Behnke.
Intending purchasers will do we'll to
call on him and examine the Globe Jar
before purchasing any others.
Mr.. Cnas. Grau. representing F.
.Madlener, OF Chicago, spent Sunday in
town. Mr.. Grau's good fellowship and
the fact that he represents q first class
house always assures him u good trade
at New Ulm.
DR. AlbHrtL Fritsche, a graduate of
the Ann Arbor Medical School and son
of Mr.. F. Fritsche, of Lafayette, has
decided to locate at New Ulm. He will
have his office in Mullen's building
corner of End and Minnesota streets
north.
The programme for the celebration
of the 25th Anniversary will be about
as follows.
Tuesday, Aug. %.
1870 p. m. Reception of guests at
the depot and March to Turner Hall.
Address of welcome by the Mayor. As
signment to quarters. Promenade con-
cert, gymnastic exhibitions etc. at Tur-
ner Hall Park during the rest of the af-
ternoon. Concert, tableaux and dance
in the evening.
Wednesday, Aug. "a.
Ga. m. Assembly at Turner Hall.
Parade through the principal streets of
the city. Return to Turner Hall Park.
Speeches. 2 p. m. Business meeting
OF the Defenders Association. Drive
around the city and vicinity. To con-
Guide with a banquet.
Col. Pfaender will be president Of. the
day. Mr.. R. Fischer was appointed
marshal, with power to appoint his
own assistants.
In accordance with the following act,
approved March 9Th, 1887, our board
of education has fixed the minimum age
at which pupils may be admitted to the
public schools, at six years: BE it en-
acted by the Legislature Of the State OF
Minnesota: Section Z. That the board
of trustees of any common school dis
trict, or the board of education of any